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@emeraldsci/ketcher-react
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Ketcher is an open-source web-based chemical structure editor incorporating high performance, good portability, light weight, and ability to easily integrate into a custom web-application. Ketcher is designed for chemists, laboratory scientists and technicians who draw structures and reactions.
Ketcher library is available as an NPM package. Install it either with NPM:
npm install --save ketcher-react
or Yarn:
yarn add ketcher-react
Ketcher uses Indigo Service for server operations. You may pass it as a property while Editor component is used or just add api_path query parameter:
<Editor staticResourcesUrl={process.env.PUBLIC_URL} apiPath={link to Indigo service} />
or
http://localhost:3000/?api_path={link to Indigo service}
You can find the instruction for service installation here.
Ketcher uses Miew for viewing and editing data in 3D. For use of this functionality you should add the link to miew by your own:
...
import Miew from 'miew'
import 'miew/dist/Miew.min.css'
...
;(global as any).Miew = Miew
...
You can find the latest version of viewer here. The last checked version - 0.9.0.
For more details please read DEVNOTES.
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Web-based molecule sketcher
The npm package @emeraldsci/ketcher-react receives a total of 83 weekly downloads. As such, @emeraldsci/ketcher-react popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @emeraldsci/ketcher-react demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 13 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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